NMUN • KOREA - National Model United Nations

not have the right to vote, but may submit proposals which may be put to the vote on request of any
member of the body concerned.
If the Conference considers that the presence of a Member invited according to this rule is no longer
necessary, it may withdraw the invitation. Delegates invited to the Conference according to this rule should
also keep in mind their role and obligations in the committee that they were originally assigned to. For
educational purposes of the NMUN Conference, the Secretariat may thus ask a delegate to return to his or
her committee when his or her presence in the Conference is no longer required.
Rule 42 - Participation of national liberation movements
The Conference may invite any national liberation movement recognized by the General Assembly to
participate, without the right to vote, in its deliberations on any matter of particular concern to that
movement.
Rule 43 - Participation of and consultation with specialized agencies
In accordance with the agreements concluded between the United Nations and the specialized agencies, the
specialized agencies shall be entitled: a) To be represented at meetings of the Conference and its subsidiary
organs; b) To participate, without the right to vote, through their representatives, in deliberations with
respect to items of concern to them and to submit proposals regarding such items, which may be put to the
vote at the request of any member of the Conference or of the subsidiary organ concerned.
Rule 44 - Participation of non-governmental organizations and intergovernmental organizations
Representatives of non-governmental organizations/intergovernmental organizations designated on an ad
hoc or a continuing basis by the Conference on the recommendation of the Secretariat, may participate,
with the procedural right to vote, but not the substantive right to vote, in the deliberations of the Conference
on questions within the scope of the activities of the organizations.